
All About Me
Introduce yourself and say how you feel
- Greetings and introductions
- Where I am from and what I speak
- Age, family and relationships
Find words. Build vocabulary. Say more. Hunt for the French in the grid, read the English beside it, then say it out loud. Three large-print books are out now, with more on the way.
Find & Say is built on active learning. Instead of reading a list, you look for each word or sound, spot it, then say it aloud. The books and the cards use the same idea in different ways.
Each puzzle lists French words with their English meanings. To circle one, you have to search the grid letter by letter, so you engage with the word instead of skimming past it. A Say it sentence then turns the word into something you can speak.
Try it: tap a word, or tap its letters in the grid.
Each card shows one French sound and practice words that share it. The sound is picked out in colour and silent letters are grey, so you see what to say and what to leave out. A short sentence then puts the sound to work.
Try it: choose a sentence, then reveal what the card marks.
Start with the part of life you want to talk about. Each book stands on its own.

Introduce yourself and say how you feel

Airports, trains, hotels and directions

Talk with teachers and your child's school
Every book also has its own set of bilingual songs. Hear the songs
Made for kids and adults who are learning to read French. Short, easy lessons and quick wins: see the sound, practice the sound, read it in a sentence.

Start from the very first sound

Build on the basics, read more
Join the list and we will send you free printable puzzles from All About Me, Travel & Getting Around and Parents & School. You will also hear when new books, songs and reading cards are out.
Vote for the one you want next. The topic with the most votes moves up the release list, or tell us what is missing.
We created these books because we wanted a low-pressure way to build French vocabulary for ourselves and our families, and to keep going. Every book began with a human idea and a simple question: how do we make learning enjoyable enough that we want to keep doing it?
AI helped with brainstorming, organizing, generating and refining the puzzles and the music. The direction, selection and review are human.
It is a word search where the hidden words are French and each one is printed with its English meaning. You find the French word in the letter grid, then say it aloud. Find & Say books add a sentence to say on every puzzle page.
Adults building everyday French vocabulary through short, manageable activities. The books are not written for children and do not use childish rewards.
Yes. Every book uses 12×12 grids with large-print letters on 8.5 × 11 inch pages.
Start with the situation you care about most. All About Me if you want to introduce yourself and hold a first conversation; Travel & Getting Around if you want the words for a trip; Parents & School if you want to talk with your child’s school. Each book stands on its own.
Yes. Each book has an answer key with every solved grid.
The books teach standard everyday French. Some entries use Canadian forms, such as courriel for email.
Every book has its own set of bilingual songs built around the book’s vocabulary. The songs are created with generative AI under human creative direction. The Songs page lists the links.
Yes. More topics are on the way. You can vote for the next topic and join the list to hear when each new book and its songs are out.
No book does that alone. Find & Say books are for building and practising vocabulary alongside other ways of learning French.
The books are sold on Amazon. Each book page links to Amazon, and you can switch between the US, Canada and UK stores.